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Tuesday Studio
Leaf Printing - Fall is the perfect time to turn nature into art! In this week’s Studio, kids will gently brush paint onto the back of a leaf, where the…
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Exploring Music
Kickstart your day with a joyful tune in Kerry's music class! Toddlers learn about rhythms and beats through active movement and enthusiastic singing.
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Ed Emberley Spiders
For this creepy-crawly craft on Tuesday, kids will make their own spider and learn a little science along the way. A spider’s body is made up of two main parts:…
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Ed Emberley Pumpkins on a Fence
Five little pumpkins, sitting on a gate… Except these pumpkins are made with your fingerprints! Inspired by illustrator Ed Emberley, our Artist of the Month, kids can turn simple fingerprint…
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Tuesday Studio
Rolling Eyeballs - Drop paint-covered “eyeballs” into a bin, then shake, shake, SHAKE! As the eyes roll, tumble, and bounce across the paper, they leave behind a wild crisscross of…
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Picasso & Emberley Mash Up
Our Author/Illustrator and Artist of the Month are teaming up for a Halloween mash-up! Ed Emberley taught us that you can make amazing pictures by combining simple shapes. Pablo Picasso…
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Tuesday Studio
Pablo Picasso 3D Faces - Inspired by the wild, wonderfully wonky faces of our Artist of the Month Pablo Picasso, kids can create their own 3D characters by mixing and…
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Handy Ghosts
We’re moving beyond fingerprints and putting the whole hand to work! Kids will make a blobby little ghost, then trace and cut out their hands to create its arms. It’s…
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Tuesday Studio
Ed Emberley Handprint Dinosaurs - Channel your inner Ed Emberley (our Author/Illustrator of the Month) in the Studio and turn not just fingers into one seriously prehistoric masterpiece, but your…
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Smiling T-Rex
Does your dino have a killer bite? It’s time for a little prehistoric dental checkup on Tuesday. Decide whether this T-Rex has a dazzling set of sharp white chompers, or…
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Ed Emberley dinosaurs
Inspired by the playful art of our Artist of the Month Ed Emberley, kids can use basic shapes to build their own prehistoric beasts. Start with a familiar favorite—T. rex,…